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El. knyga: Complete Harley 2253 Manuscript, Volume 1

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"The three volumes of MS Harley 2253 present a complete edition and translation of a fourteenth-century English manuscript that contains secular love lyrics, contemporary political songs, religious lyrics, fabliaux, saints' lives, and other literary treasures in Middle English, Anglo-Norman, and Latin. The volumes also offer explanatory and textual notes, indexes of first lines, manuscripts cited, and proper names, and bibliographies." --

Citing The Complete Harley 2253 Manuscript as one of the most important literary books to survive from the British medieval era, Fein, Raybin, and Ziolkowski present it in a unique manner: each item is edited beside a modern English translation. Unrivaled in rarity, quality, and abundance, this collection of secular love lyrics is intermingled with political songs and inspirational religious lyrics in French, Latin, and English. There are three lives of Anglo-Saxon saints, satires, comedies, debates, interludes, collected sayings, conduct literature, Bible stories, dream interpretations, and pilgrim guides. Their aim is to give students the capacity to read and experience the whole book alongside viewing it in the facsimile, and also to enable scholars to better study and appraise the Ludlow scribe and the compilation he made. There are two booklets: 1 is the lives of the Fathers, and the Story of Thais; and 2 is Herman de Valenciennes, The Passion of Our Lord; Of Jesus’ Passion [ The Gospel of Nicodemus, Tradition A]; The Letter of Pilate to Tiberius; The Letter of Pilate to Emperor Claudius; The Life of Saint John the Evangelist; The Life of Saint John the Baptist; The Life of Saint Bartholomew; The Passion of Saint Peter. Medieval Institute Publications is at Western Michigan University. Annotation ©2015 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)
Acknowledgments vii
Introduction 1(17)
MS HARLEY 2253: TEXTS AND TRANSLATIONS
BOOKLET 1
1 The Lives of the Fathers
18(190)
1a The Story of Thais
200(8)
BOOKLET 2
2 Herman de Valenciennes, The Passion of Our Lord
208(104)
3 Of Jesus' Passion [ The Gospel of Nicodemus, Tradition A]
312(60)
3a The Letter of Pilate to Tiberius
358(2)
3b The Letter of Pilate to Emperor Claudius
360(12)
4 The Life of Saint John the Evangelist
372(16)
5 The Life of Saint John the Baptist
388(14)
6 The Life of Saint Bartholomew
402(14)
7 The Passion of Saint Peter
416(9)
Explanatory Notes 425(34)
Textual Notes 459(18)
Appendix: Full Contents Of Ms Harley 2253 477(4)
Volume 1 Index Of First Lines 481(2)
Volume 1 Index Of Manuscripts Cited 483(2)
Volume 1 Index Of Proper Names 485(8)
Bibliography 493
Susanna Fein is Professor of English and coordinator of the Arts and Sciences minor in Ancient, Medieval and Renaissance Studies at Kent State University. David Raybin is Professor of English at Eastern Illinois University. Jan Ziolkowski is the Arthur Kingsley Porter Professor of Medieval Latin at Harvard University, and director of the Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection.